Figs need a cool (near 40°F), dark, leafless rest period. An unheated garage, basement, or cellar works well. Water sparingly—once a month—just to keep roots from desiccating.
Bring out when buds swell or by April 1. Place in full sun. Resume regular watering and fertilizing. Keep in a large pot year-round; repot only in spring if needed.
Figs ripen when brown and soft. The current walnut-sized fruit may ripen indoors if light is strong, but usually the tree focuses on survival in winter.
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